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A. When project scope includes the progressive elaboration of the scope of deliverables.
B. When subcontractors are being used and the customer will reimburse their invoices.
C. When only a limited amount of money can be made available to fund the project.
D. When cost risks for the customer should be limited but not schedulerisks.
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My answer is letter A. Because in this case your time will be paid regardless of how long the project will take. The client can change their plans/ projects and in such case a higher invoice.
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Out of the given options, option A appears to be appropriate.
To put it plainly, T&M or Unit Price Contract is used when level of effort can not be ascertained correctly at the time of awarding the contract.
T & M contract is normally used for small value & short period contracts.
